Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 502 of the MTG Goldfish podcast.

I'm Seth, probably better known as Seth, Fred Olive, and we have the full crew here

this week kicking things off with the owner of MTG Goldfish.

Richard, how are you this fine Monday, Richard?

Good morning, Seth.

I'm excited.

Dust morn, spoiler season's finally over, so I don't have to look at scary cards anymore.

Unfortunately, Richard, I have some bad news for you.

Our topic today might be the dust morn cards that actually matter for a constructed, but we'll get into that in a minute. We got another coast in CRIM. How are you doing this morning, Crim? Pretty good, pretty good. I, on the other hand, am very excited to see more scary cards. Also opened a few boxes. When I say few boxes I mean one collector box I got one of

those fractured foils I got two of them even and then also currently ahead on my fantasy football

league might lose that today but hey one and one ain't bad not bad not bad those fractured foils

look really good I opened some boxes too for a video.

And when I saw the fractured foils on the internet, I was kind of like, all right, like, whatever.

But once I saw them in person, they really pop way more in person.

So if you haven't seen the fractured foils in person, look them up sometime because they actually look them up sometimes.

Because they actually look really good.

Any questions, will they curl?

Yes, that is, that is always always the question.

Anyway, our topic for today, we're talking about the best dust more cards for constructed.

The dustborn cards actually matter.

We got a list cards going from standard all the way back to legacy. No commander here. We'll cover that on the Commander Clash podcast. So that's going to be the cast today. Before we get into it, though, a reminder that today's show is brought to you by Card Conduit. And Card Conduit's the easiest way to sell your magic cards. If you ever get tired of the hassle as a buy listing, you can skip them with card conduit.

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